Quote from CEO of 4Racing

What is the one thing you wish somebody had told you when you were starting out?

I wish someone had told me to invest, invest, invest. @I also wish someone had told me to invest in horse racing then.@

Lets hope she was commenting in jest.

What worry’s me more is that she goes onto say about how she has shares with horses with Mike de Kock aswell as she just started investing with easy equities, which is owned by Charles savage.. they are both part of the task team. Once again everyone climbing in to bed together.

The answers provided in this interview is textbook stuff that come straight out of Late Night News with Loyiso Gola. Some real pearlers.

"Business analyst" who does not know how to evaluate a "lucrative investment opportunity" and blames the person who introduced the investment opportunity for being taken for a ride.

"fractional ownership in three horses" and is now "partnered with some of the best trainers in SA" - I wonder if there is a partnership agreement with these trainers!!!!

Don't despair. The recent (dis)appointment of Zwane as the chairman of 4Q Racing and this (dis)appointing interview paves the way for the standby candidates (Fikile Mbalula as the replacement chairman and Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula as the replacement CEO).

The replacement candidates have rock sold credentials - at the very least they will not torture us for ever and a day - National Assembly - here today - gone tomorrow.

BATMAN wrote:

What worry’s me more is that she goes onto say about how she has shares with horses with Mike de Kock aswell as she just started investing with easy equities, which is owned by Charles savage.. they are both part of the task team. Once again everyone climbing in to bed together.

It’s a Purple Group capture

Remember them? They had a failed bid/coup for Kenilworth

The James dude from the press release the other day worked for Voltbet ( purple group) and didn’t that go well!

He also worked for purple capital www.itweb.co.za/content/XlwrKxq3ppavmg1o

And remember Betfred bid R200m more! Yes R200million!

But they never stood a chance the media was also captured.

Sporting Post, Turftalk, Clocking The Gallop and everyone else on the payroll never gave them a sniff.